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==Features== | ==Features== | ||
* Basic HTTP/1.0 support | * Basic HTTP/1.0 support | ||
| + | * Dynamic HTTP headers | ||
* Able to serve any file type you like (you can add more file types in common.h) | * Able to serve any file type you like (you can add more file types in common.h) | ||
| − | * Able to use spaces in file names | + | * Able to use spaces and dots in file names |
* View server uptime, pages/files served and not found by going to /stats | * View server uptime, pages/files served and not found by going to /stats | ||
Revision as of 03:49, 23 June 2008
| Wiihttpd | |
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| General | |
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| Author(s) | teknecal |
| Type | Server |
| Links | |
| [[Wiihttpd v0.0.1|Download]] | |
| Source | |
| Peripherals | |
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Wiihttpd is a simple multi-threaded HTTP Webserver for the Wii. Wiihttpd is built on the ftpii source code.
Features
- Basic HTTP/1.0 support
- Dynamic HTTP headers
- Able to serve any file type you like (you can add more file types in common.h)
- Able to use spaces and dots in file names
- View server uptime, pages/files served and not found by going to /stats
Usage
Create a /www directory on the root of your SD card and place any files you would like to be served in there.
Run the included ELF with your favourite method to boot homebrew.
History
21 June 2008 (v0.0.1)
- Initial Release
Credits
Joe Jordan <joe.ftpii@psychlaw.com.au> - Used your ftpii source to code from
Cboomf + Felix123 - Used your Wii Webserver source for mime types list/struct/for loop
Notes
Source code is included :)
Wiihttpd was written in C using devkitPPC CVS 20080618 and libogc with libfat.